Sentence examples for hot labels from inspiring English sources
By this point, Kanye knew his hot labels inside out.
The company raced to land exclusives with the hot labels of the moment, for example, by giving early support to the label Proenza Schouler and by creating an in-store boutique for the French luggage maker Goyard.
Mr. Cohen, hard-pressed to keep hot labels in stock, may be holding his own economically, but other retailers are suffering, reporting a drop in sales of as much as 20percentt.
Under Mr. Socol's direction, Barneys recaptured the glory of a designer business damaged by bankruptcy by landing exclusives with the hot labels of the moment, like the clothing label Proenza Schouler, and by creating an in-store boutique for the French luggage maker Goyard.
In the so-called Back Room, a section of the store that stocks more expensive designer items ("Here we're looking at the hot labels — hot, hot, hot, hot!"), Forcellati noticed a brown strapless gown with a spangly beaded bodice and a puffy tulle skirt.
Now he carries hot labels like Versace and Helmut Lang, but avoids minimalists like Prada.
The collecting boom has been fueled by crazes for one hot label or another: Impressionist, Warhol, Basquiat.
His first show in 2000 made a huge impact and established BV as a hot label - so much so that Tom Ford of Gucci persuaded his backers to buy BV.
Mr. Ghesquiere declined to discuss the sale, though it is known he was eager to go to Gucci, not as an independent designer but with Balenciaga, the French house he has helped transform into a hot label.
Another hot label was Bathing Ape, a Japanese skatewear brand whose signature is a distinctive camouflage pattern; a Bathing Ape nylon blouson jacket was selling for ninety-eight thousand yen, or seven hundred and forty dollars.
So he bought Mr. Valley's trademarks from Moret in March, sensing an opportunity to revive a hot label from the last decade with a business model from this one: by cutting out department stores and selling directly to consumers online.
